A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Various
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_Hen_. Where's _Buzzano_? Villaine!
_Jo_. Be not discomforted. _Ten_. Don _Fernando_, too, Hath cut our strength off, taken away our swords Should save our throates. I did preiudicate Too rashly of the _English_; now we may Yield up the Towne.--Sirra, get you up to th'highest _Enter Buzzano_. Turret, that lookes three leagues into the Sea, And tell us what you can discover there. _Buz_. Why, I can tell you ere I goe. _Hen_. What? _Buz_. Why there are fishes and shipps too in the sea; they were made for that purpose. _Ten_. The fellow doates? climbe quickly, sirra, and tell us Whither any bend to this place: there's a fleete Abroad; skud, rascall. _Hen_. Villayne, away; and cast your eyes into the Sea. _Buz_. Ile be hangd first; some wiser then some: mine Eyes into the Sea? I see no reason for't. _Ten_. Why stayest thou?--this slave is without sence. Get up and see, and report the truth. |
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